Media Encoder 9

> Hmm... it does work fine here. If you can try the same setup using a
> Windows XP machine with IE6, then again with XP and IE7 (using the public
> beta), then maybe you can narrow it down to either the operating system or
> the browser.
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> "Charlie" <Charlie@Nowhere.com> wrote in message
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>> Anyone here used Vista Beta 2 and Microsoft Media Encoder 9 with
>> Internet Explorer 7? Under Windows XP I can access live video from a web
>> page using Media Encoder 9 for broadcasting and everything works fine. I
>> can't get it to work using Vista. I have opened the firewall and checked
>> other security options with no luck. Encoder appears to be encoding but
>> the streaming feed can't be seen with the browser. Since both the OS and
>> browser are beta, it could be anything including something stupid I have
>> done. Anyone have any ideas?

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